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SPLC may have supplied the labels, but powerful institutions gave those labels their power.
When we expect government, leaders, institutions, or even ourselves to provide the security, hope, and certainty that only God can give, disappointment is inevitable.
The threat is real. But the battle to preserve the Republic will not ultimately be won in Congress.
The principle applies elsewhere. When the evidence is clear, it demands action.
The greatest cost is not borne by those who embrace the truth; it is ultimately borne by those who deny it.
If females and males have inherent physical differences that matter on the playing field, do those differences not also matter in the family?
If we want America to remain a nation blessed by God, we must first be a virtuous people, shaped by His word.
Americans have witnessed consequences many were assured would never come.
A nation that forgets its story loses its identity. And when a people lose their identity, they become fragmented.
If you can redefine words, you can reshape thought; if you can reshape thought, you can reshape culture.
Millions of Americans who refused to surrender their convictions are beginning to see the impact of their perseverance.
Getting this wrong could leave future generations confronting an even more dangerous threat.
SPLC's real focus was its institutional influence on government, media, and corporate America.
SPLC was the hub, but there were many spokes that made up this wheel designed to crush Christians and conservatives.
Public prayers and patriotic ceremonies mean little if they are disconnected from obedience and humility before God.
The abortion rate in the U.S. has climbed 21% between pre- and post-Dobbs America.
The Biden administration used government power against those who opposed its agenda.
The exposure of SPLC reminds us we need the standard of truth and justice that comes from above.
When any political leader is portrayed — or allows himself to be portrayed — in explicitly messianic terms, a line has been crossed.
